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Dental Products Information Topical Anesthetics / Numbing Agents Oral Sores Pain / Discomfort Pediatrics (office-use)	*Numbing Agents:*
	TriCaine Blue Dental Gel (Prilocaine / Lidocaine / Tetracaine) is a customized compounded anesthetic gel may help when performing soft tissue procedures with little or no local anesthesia. This gel is blue and flavored with both peppermint and spearmint. The gel should be applied to dry mucosal area for no longer than two minutes, then rinsed off to prevent possibility of tissue irritation or sloughing.
	TAC-4 Alternate Dental Gel (Prilocaine / Lidocaine / Tetracaine / Phenylephrine) is a customized compound similar to Tri-Caine Blue, but also contains phenylephrine. Phenylephrine helps shrink blood vessels, which in turn may help with the prevention of bleeding. It should be used the same way as Tri-Caine Blue to provide pulpal anesthesia.
	Dyclonine Rinse is a topical anesthetic in the form of a liquid. It works well for hygiene patients who need anesthesia but do not want local infiltrations or blocks. It also works well for needle-phobic, sensitive hygiene patients, and for patients who gag during impressions. Patients should swish around in mouth for one minute and expectorate to anesthetize gingival and palatal tissues.
	Pediatrics: 3-Mix-MP Combo (Metronidazole / Ciprofloxacin / Minocycline & Polyglycol 300/ Propylene Glycol) is an antibiotic combination that may help save necrotic pulps and abscesses in primary teeth. This compound is mixed in office by a dentist and placed into the pulp chamber of the infected tooth, then sealed. Endodontic treatment of primary teeth using combination of antibacterial drugs: An in vivo study. Non-surgical treatment of pulpitis, including those with history of spontaneous pain, using a combination of antibacterial drugs Tetracaine Lollipop (Flavored) may be an alternative anesthetic for patients to relieve pain or suppress the gag reflex when numbing the oral mucosa. It should be placed as close to the painful area as possible, for no more than 30 seconds at a time. Hydroxyzine Suspension is an antihistamine that allows patients to relax during their dental treatments (somnolence). Comparison of Oral Midazolam With and Without Hydroxyzine in the Sedation of Pediatric Dental Patients Pain / Discomfort: DSTC (Oxytetracycline / Hydrocortisone) is a suspension that combines the antibiotic, oxytetracycline and the adrenocorticoid, hydrocortisone. This compound is used by an oral surgeon or dentist, in office. It is applied to an absorbable gelating sponge and inserted to an extraction site so that it may reduce the incidence of Alveolar Osteitis (dry socket). *Alveolar Osteitis Following Surgical Removal of Mandibular Third Molars* Promethazine is a compounded topical anti-emetic in a lipoderm cream base. This compound when applied to the inner wrist may be an alternative to relieving nausea and vomiting for patients who resist rectal medications or experience difficulty in swallowing. Promethazine is commonly compounded for topical or transdermal application to treat nausea, vomiting, and vertigo, but this preparation may be used as an antiemetic for cases ranging from chemotherapy to motion sickness. The dose is typically 25mg for adults, and the dose is decreased for children. The gel is applied to an area of soft skin, such as the inside of the wrist or arm, the side of the torso, or the inside of the thigh. For children, the gel is often applied to the inside of one wrist, and then the wrists are rubbed together. *Oral Sores:* AU-Polyphenol Sulfonic Acid is applied directly to the site of the ulcer, in office, by a licensed physician or dentist. AU-Polyphenol Sulfonic Acid may help with the cauterization of the sore, which in turn may prevent other symptoms. Order Form-PDF